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Originally Posted by dh
I've been using the Logitech for a couple of months. I have to use a dongle since I don't have a BT phone.
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Really? What kind of dongle/phone are you using?
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As you say, the sound quality is excellent. The only thing I find is that I have to speak more quietly than usual because the mike is very sensitive.
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I've used the headset with Skype. I used it through a BT dongle on my laptop, as I don't have a suitable wired headset with mike. The quality at the other end was superb - as if I was standing next to the person I'm talking to.
I have to play with it a little to get it to play the audio of the other person over my speakers, instead of my headset. For some reason, it sounds pretty bad coming through the headset.
Still, it's a great product. No complaints so far. Excellent uptime, good sound quality, and best of all, very comfortable to wear! As I mentioned, I also own a jabra. It looks OK, but it's not that comfortable. With its hard plastic bending your ear and the eargel.... The logitech has a big earpad and clips on the back of your ear, so I can even wear it with glasses!
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Good product though, even though it's a bit geeky looking for my taste!
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pt once remarked that these headsets look like props from Stargate - I couldn't agree more. Most of them look pretty Sci Fi, and I wouldn't hesitate to wear them to a Star Trek con... but in a business setting, I think people would prefer something less geeky, like the nokia headset.
I've used the headset
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